CMS is the best and fastest way to get a content driven website up. CMS is often used for developing custom web application, ecommerce website, enterprise website, blog website, and news websites.
Here I’ve listed out most popular open source content management systems however the best recommended and widely accepted CMSes are WordPress, Joomla and Drupal.
- Joomla
- Wordpress
- Drupal
- XOOPS
- e107
- Plone
- Zope
- PHPnuke
- Dotnetnuke
- Typo3 (Typo3)
- PostNuke
- SyntaxCMS
- jLibrary
- V2 CMS
- Website Baker
- Jahia
- eZPublish
- Magnolia
- WebGUI
- OpenCMS
- PHP-Fusion
- Collaborative Portal Server (CPS)
- SiteFrame
- TribalCMS
- Xaraya
- Krang
- MMBase
- Pligg
- elevateIT
- Cofax
- DBPrism
- Flux CMS
- Apache Lenya
- Rubricks
- Silva
- YACS
- Clever Copy
- Fundanemt
- Dragonfly CMS
- ContentNOW
- Bitweaver
- Elxis CMS
- Etomite
- fuzzylime
- iGaming CMS
- MODx
- PHP comasy
- Mambo
- Jupiter
- Ovidentia
- Jaws
- Geeklog
- CMS Made Simple
- Eazy portal
- Papoo
- phpWebSite
- RunCms
- Exponent
- SPIP
- Silverstripe
- Pheap
- MDPro
- TYPOlight webCMS
- PlumeCMS
- Xepient Open-Point
- SlashCode
- YaWPS
- APC ActionApps
- Pagetool
- OpenACS
- ttCMS
- MySource
- Ariadne
- Mason CM
- Managee
- ESY Web Builder
- PHProjekt
- PROPS
- Midgard CMS
- Pivot